“I think the Holocaust is always going to be with me … My own family was murdered there.”
He sits across from us in a worn, cerulean armchair, his wizened hands laced together on his lap and his...
In August 2017, Ali Turanalp set foot on Californian soil for the first time. 14 hours earlier, he had left Turkey — the nation in which he had spent almost his entire life — with his younger twin...
If you glanced at her as she strode down the hallway or saw her laughing with her friends, she might just seem like the average San Ramon teenager. Her black hair is tied back in a ponytail. She cradles...
